Friendly staff and very welcoming. This hotel is in the centre of the old town, and hence an old building. Rooms vary by size and bathrooms too! It is Ibis - so b/fast is the standard fare across the brand in France ('cept La Rochelle!) - but it is belt fed and you can eat as much as you want. Note that the b/fast room has two areas (up the small flight of stairs) should the main area be too busy. We use this hotel all the time due to the staff and the location. Note - it can get a tad noisy outside sometimes (the local beer pitches in at 9%!). A firm recommendation.

Only ok. Noisy and expensive: my room overlooked the main street which was nice, but the corner windows weren't soundproof so it was noisy. Also the rate advertised at the front door was cheaper than the rate booked online via Accor website, with loyalty card.

Great location right in the centre only a short walk to the Christmas Market and the main square. Very helpful and friendly staff. Parking was a short walk away. Only bad point was being woken by someone using a drill at 7am otherwise great stay.

A nice clean hotel. Breakfast room was good. However, on the website there should be a note that there is no bar. We were on the fifth floor and the room was small but not with a lot of hanging space.

We had a great time visiting Lille and in particular the Christmas market.This hotel was excellently positioned for the market and just a 5 minute walk from the Eurostar station. Our room overlooked the small Square at the side of the hotel, downside was the nightly bin collections.Some building work was being undertaken in the hotel that ensured we didn't waste any time sleeping in!!. We would definitely return to the hotel and Lille. There are loads of places to eat and drink in Lille such as L'abbaye, Legend cafe and Le pain Quotidien .

The hotel was in a very convenient location. We had a large room overlooking the lovely streets of Lille. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast was plentiful. We would recommend this hotel to friends.

This Ibis has seen better days; the lobby was a bit shabby, with a small of drains, and the room was rather small, with some noise from a bar next door (at the rear) However, the bed was comfortable and everything worked in the bathroom. The hotel location is good; convenient for the station, shops and restaurants.

Located at the heart of Lille, only 2 minutes walking to the Place of Theatre and Place of Charles de Gaulle. Room is clean and tidy but a bit small. Car parking is a bit far from the hotel which is not so convenient especially when you have much luggage.

Great location in the center of Lille. We booked a family room (3 pers). The room was rather small, but we think that's not a problem when you want to discover the city. Breakfast: no luxury but there were enough choices to have a nice meal.

When staying in Lille, we always use this hotel (ie 12 (ish) times a year). The location is excellent, being situated in the heart of the old town. It is therefore in an old building and this needs to be taken into account when booking! Breakfast is the standard workable French Ibis, "eat as much as you like" and OK (ish) - for a couple of nights! Restaurants are close by (try La Paix). Outside the hotel can occasionally be a tad noisy, but with beer in bars at 9%... Of note, there is no bar in this Ibis; that said - the staff are spot on. Recommended but note prices change day by day - so book in advance and lock in.

Just off one of the main squares and a short walk from the railway stations, this hotel suited our needs perfectly. We had a top floor room with a beautiful view across the rooftops of Lille. As the weather had cooled, we were able to sleep with the window open and the surroundings overnight were very quiet. The multi-lingual personnel on reception were very friendly and helpful. The breakfast buffet was up to the standard we have come to expect from Ibis and the breakfast rooms were bright and comfortable.

There is nothing about this hotel that can be faulted. The staff are great, service friendly and the room comfortable. The breakfast was good value for money and the location of the hotel is very good. If you have a car with you, be prepared to pay extra. Many local parking lots charge around 17 euros for 24 hours, which adds considerably to your daily cost. The hotel has a parking lot, which costs 11 euros per day and is quite a walk from the hotel itself.

Good location. Car park 5 mins walk away but enclosed and private. Staff good as usual. Our room on 5th floor was quiet but tiny, really a single which as we had our dog (paid for) was very difficult. A bit tatty and towels were clean but stained. Would not return, go for Ibis Styles or Mercure both very close.

The hotel was of the usual standard you expect from Ibis and the staff were very helpful both about the hotel and Lille itself. We did have difficulty finding the car park for the hotel and it seemed to be further than was described. One of the things we did find surprising was that tea/coffee was not available in the rooms, although we were supplied with a kettle when we asked. There is tea/coffee available from reception, but you have to pay extra. The streets around the hotel are kept very clean by the local authorities, but the down side is the noise during the night when the bins are collected, although this is not the fault of the hotel.

We arrived on a Friday evening by car and found the hotel fairly easily by sat-nav although the roads in this big busy city are quite difficult. Everything was up to the usual Ibis standard, good value, clean and comfortable. A bit of noise at night from drunken revellers but only to be expected in the city centre. Although we were attending a WW2 commemoration outside the city so therefore had little time to explore, Lille was a revelation a great place. a real city and not a touristy disneyland experience. We'll definitely return and probably stay again in the Ibis. Only downside, the hotel parking was full the first night but we found a car park easily, the next night we used the hotel parking which turned out to be more expensive (one euro) and further from the hotel. We recommend the Le Barbue d'Anvers restaurant in the rue St.Etienne.